Choctaws await
Tuesday IM title
by STEVE SINCLAIR
Aulitant Sports Idltw
There will either be a distinct Lincoln Northeast or
Green Bay, Wis. flavor in the All-University intramural
championship game at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday night at the
Coliseum.
Schramm IV meets Theta Xi at the Coliseum Monday
night at 8:30 p.m. for the right to meet the independent
champion Choctaws for the All-University championship.
IF THETA XI makes it to the finals, three former
members of Northeast State championship teams will tangle
in the IM championship.
Wally Winter and Bill Fagler, both starters for Theta
Xi, were standouts on Northeast's 1967 state championship
team. Bill Slaughter, the starting center for the Choctaws,
was a member of the 1967 team and a starter on the
1968 team as Northeast captured back to back state titles.
Schramm IV is led by Green Bay products and Husker
footballers, Jerry Tagge, Jim Anderson, and Dave Mason.
Pat Morell, another starter for Schramm IV, played football
at Lincoln Northeast as a sophomore, before moving to
Wichita, Kan.
THETA XI defeated Kappa Alpha Psi Friday night,
49-39, to advance ti Monday night's semi-final game. The
Theta Xi starters include Winter, Fagler, Bob Boettcher
of Fairmont, Greg Lay of Fremont, and Lee Rohrs of
Johnson.
The Choctaws' starters are Slaughter, Dennis Beckmann
of Wilber and Ron Hartmann, Tom Hellerich and Dick
Hahn, all of Lincoln. Hahn is a graduate student and
a former standout at Nebraska Wesleyan.
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The Nebraska wrestling team
upset nationally-ranked Southern
Illinois, 18-12, Friday at the
Coliseum.
The win pushed the Huskers'
season record to 6-5-1.
NU's wrestlers will meet Mis
souri Wednesday night at the
Coliseum before competing in
the Big Eight wrestling cham
pionships on March 13 and 14
at Kansas State.
Results:
118 Joa Orta, NU, def. Bill Wenger,
12-4; 126 Rick Plnkerman, NU, def.
Bill Haider, 4-1; 134 James Cook, SIU
def. Doug Erlckson, 6-2; 142 Tom
Lotko, NU, def. Steve Jones, 5-2; ISO
Tom Meier, NU, def. Vlnce Raft,
6-2; 158 Joe George, NU, def. Richard
Casey, 9-e; 167 Aaron Holloway, SIU,
def. Larry Lyons, 4-2; 177 Ben Cooper,
SIU, def. James Haug, 10-4; 190 Bob
Underwood, SIU, def. Bill Knlpple, 13-1;
Hwt. Keith Burcnett, NU, def. Pairi
Weston, 4-3.
Final Big 8 Standings
Conf. Overall
Kansas St. ..10 4 19 7
Kansas 8 6 17 9
Oklahoma 7 7 18 8
Nebraska 7 7 16 9
Missouri 7 7 15 11
Colorado 7 7 14 VZ
Oklahoma St. ..5 9 14 12
Iowa St S 9 12 14
Saturday's Results
Nebraska 87, Iowa State 81
Kansas 82, Kansas State 79
Colorado 80, Missouri 69
Oklahoma St. 77, Okla. 61
Nebraska swimming coach John Reta was pleased
with his team's times, but disappointed in the way it
placed in the Big Eight swimming meet at Iowa State
last weekend.
'THE HUSKERS captured fifth place behind champion
Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa State and Missouri.
The highlight of the meet for Nebraska came in Friday's
action when three school records were broken.
Spencer Luedke broke the 200-yard freestyle record in
the preliminaries with a 1:47.765 clocking. He later placed
third in the event.
Luedke combined with Dave Backer, George Sefzik,
and Jim Pratt for a school record and second place finish
in the 800-yard freestyle relay with a 7:21.106 mark.
BURNE HEMPLEMAN lowered his own school record
in the 400-yard individual medley with a 4:40.373 clocking.
He placed 12th.
Team Scoring Kansas 563, Oklahoma 365, Iowa State
256, Missouri 217, Nebraska 198, Colorado 129, Oklahoma
State 125.
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